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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays the pain. cures wind colo, and is the
best remedy for diarrhoa. twenty-five
cents q bottle.
, 1887-04-10
ERM OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily. delivered by carrier. Csc per week.
81 per month.
Daily, by. mai. 81 per month, $500 for six
months, S0 per year, IA advance.
Weekly s2.U per annum, Sl.50 for six months.
PAYABLE In advance.
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DAILY LEADER. all transient Advertisements
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Insertions . cents per line one month S cents
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Minor mention notices, among local reading
matter, Is cents per line each insertion.
WEKKI.Y LEADER, all transient advertise
ments Is cents per line first insertion one
month. 20 cents per line SIX months 10 cents
DER line one year 8 cents per line. Marriage
md birth notices Sl.0U each. No advertisement
inserted for less than 25 cents.
IL. CLAICHE. Publisher.
, 1887-04-10

IND balloon tor the Paris exhibition OF 1889
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, 1887-04-10

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ON Lung Disease. II you have
a Cough or Cold, or the children nrc
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and proven
further trouble. 1t is a positive euro
and we guarantee 1t. Price 10 and 50c
Pearsc & McGill. Druggists.
, 1887-04-10
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sFEOIAhIsTs.

We offer no apology for devoting so much time
and attention to this much neglected class OF
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is too wrttched to merit the sympathy and best
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as many are. innocent sufferers, and that
the physician who devotes himself
TO relieving the afflicted and saving
philanthrophist and q benefactor to his race
THAI the surgeon or physician who by close APP
plication exc cells In any other branch OF his pro-
iession- And. fortunately for humanity. the day
Is dawning when the false pniisnthrophy that
condemned the victims OF folly or crime, like
the lepers under the Jewish law. to die uncared
for. has passed away.
, 1887-04-10

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Sarsaparilla. 1t possesses peculiar cura-
tive powers.
, 1887-04-10

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at the Leader Office.
, 1887-04-10

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doses Of Red Star cough cure. IS cents.
, 1887-04-10

Mining Location Notices at Leader Office
, 1887-04-10
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second floor, Stsbbins & Post S bank block
, 1887-04-10

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All kind Of wagon work done first class.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-06-25

The distinguished and amiable
gentleman who edits the Superior
Times constantly carries chip on his
shoulder" and in the hurry and rush
with which energetic people are push
ing through this jostling world that
metaphorical chip gets tilted occasion
ally. Whenever it is accidentally
thrown 10 an argle Of 100 the vials Of
bis displeasure are uncorked without
the aid Of corkScrew-and their con
tents poured upon the offender, but his
insolent yapoIin-s pass off IS harm
l,ssly as water from u ducks back
Wave.
What is the matter now? VIII the
gentleman from Ellsworth" please
rise and explain, as no one seems to
know what his silly ''vuporings' are
aimed at. The gentleman from Ellis
worth should not let his angry pas
sions rise up and get the better of him
50. rs to the chip" part ofthe above,
our modesty forbius Us from denying
or eontessin- 70 the charge, but if it Is
there, our regard for truth compels Us
to say that il takes a better man than
the gentleman from Ellsworth, 10
knock It oft.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-06-25

Just as we % to press We learn
that Mr. Chase's saw mill at the Pop
lar was consumed by fire last night
(ThursIay). No particulars.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-06-25

- ne Misses OpGuTu entertained
party Of young people Thursday
. evening.
Mike Noouan has moved his
saloon outfit to the new Conan block
in West Superior.
Prof. Buck Of the high school of
OF Wadena was visiting friends in Su-
perior this week.
Miss Elya Denniston Of West Su-
Superior spent Thursday in our city
the guest Of Miss Dean.
The Catholic church at the west
end is up and enclosed, and will soon
be ready for occupancy.
MIS- Cbas. Chapman Of Aiinuea-
poIls IS exle-tsd tonight to spend 4
few weeks With Mrs, Perry.
Miss Mildred Perry closed her
school ri Douglas last Friday, and is
ROW home for The simmer vacation.
-1Lr. j. l. Lda-ham Is II the city
for a few days. looking over the con
"''''" % ing o"' ~ -. cattle ,''.'S'
-SiF. Harry l'''mer' I"le q Mans
As Clty, but 1T one t'me clerk Ior 3Lr
Denis Dean IS in the city for 4 lew
days.
~ r. ''s..oa 'e'g! -'' II y" "'s :
AZ i ~ + 7''.,'. ''S ''.'"''> "'''s' >'.5
L o-'s''.'- ''' very 10" Prices Iii
''''.' - ','.'' ~ "''''0'
Mrs. Hicks and 1L's. Ailier o.
""dena are here Tor Il Ylsit with 1r
anj '4rS, + oiLeit. lhey VIII ProoAo'E
renal" q week OK '"o'
-, q. Eoitz moved INTO MS own
ne" house on Aetileton avenue !asT
Monday We congratulate Joe On
thus having home p h's own,
We hav' had several fine show
ers Of ram here during the past week,
and the 9roaad T ho" II .a!r eondi-
t'"n, aud a lar crop OF grass VIII be
gathered.
Mrs Cooley. vie af enc Of our
popular abstract mon, arrived here
s.. i.-..,-I +. IL nh L, -a+,,-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-06-25

J. II. HANNAFuRD,
Traffic Manager.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-06-25
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PHYSICIANS

II E LAFFITTE. SURGEON DENTTST-Frout
l. rooms over Bank Of superior, corner Becker
Avenue and Second Street
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
Shorin's sales,

Sheriff Lam bson adveriises to ssll on
Saturday, the 10th Of July, At LSwtH'
hotel, IN Newark, l5 acres OF isnd be.
'ouRiEg to the estate Of the late Mariana
Peters.
Aiso. on the same day, aud a. the
same place, two farms Of 62 and 6.
acres respectively, sito Ated In Pen
Oador Hundred, the property of George
| aud Perry Trusty.
Also, on the same day, at the Jeffer
son House, In New Castle, @ lot OF lant
near the village OF st. Georges, the
property of Mary A. Sutton and others
At the Oonrt House, on Thursday. th'
2ist inst, a lot and frame house =
Third ana Rodman streets, belou gina
to Isaac B Murray.
Also, q two.story brick house at
Ninth and Wilson streets, the property
Of Wm. II. CLARK.
Also, two-story brick ho1se al
Ninth ard Taylor streets, belonging tc
Ohm II Ross.
Also, g Two story brick house OF Ta!rd
snd Lombard streets, the properly O.
Peter W. CLARK.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
CI1y COLLECTOR BALL. made very

CITY soL1CIroR BALL made o very
ell ,ient City Auiitor, in TACT ore o
the best the city ever had. But he Is
now the City Soltcitor with eularg4d
funcssons and with greater po 1er TO
make himself iels 10 ths good govern
ment of the city. We believe Mr..
Ball will CO his duty conscientiously
He ls cslled upon already to perform o
Sery important duty, go important In.
deed lhss the Oily Council has author.
izs1 htn to employ assistance Ia DE-
term ming tae tnil gearing and intent
ct sha Stree; aud Saver Conn n.ssion.
We bstieve liz. Ball could have 6s.
ctdtd that question intelligently and
satisfactorily himself, bus as hs has
b4en gwen tho authority to call to blt
aid sh7se Us nay tesaa proper, we hope
hs VIII engage the best talent at the
bAr. Tde pess1n he msy call upon tt
BID him nesi not necessarily b. 3 Rs
publican, bus as Mr.. Bail Ia Demo
crIt the selection Of o Republican law
yer would strip tho waois mater OF a
psrt!sao bias. We hops Mr. Ban will
DC enabled to rice 10 far above party II
tnis matter IS to receive the sensrou
com mendatIoa OF the public, witch I
preferable 10 that OF few Dem ocrnt!
ring4lcrs who are Democrats fer reye
Bue.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

THH DEMOCRATIC papers are In an
ocesn Of tr)uOie over Senator Sherman
and Mr. B!4iaa az Presidential csndt.
da.es. They a-e as sure as Gao be to st
Mr. Sherman has killed himself poltt,-
ca!ly by the last spseohes ne has made,
ami ss for Mr. Blaine, there never was
any chance for him anyhow since his
deies; IL 1884. Bu. somehow, tor men
that have no chances whatever, tht g.
Dsnocrat!o papers give thcm an rr-
usuat amount o. their atten hon. W.
might naturally suppose that thsre
would be no cau:e i5r alarm In th
Demo?rs.is household vito the tvs
enemies tisy iesred the moss pus be-
You'd the possibility OF resurrection.
Bu not so with these Democratic
pspsrs. Tasy ssa these two mon IN
visions aud dres d,olns Of them IL
the ni6h, and s.tho1gh tdey ssy they
are dead thsir 8,Ii1ns sho " thai they
believe tsey are s,ll living. There
mlsS be some good ca1se .or such sl.ria
over Two men o! wa:n they say neith8l
rtsoi is Ghps! o. ohAnae ever 10 b ;
come Pfes.denS o. tbs United States
IL Looks very m1rh Ike n game o
n nshe-helie7e, bId docsi yea D0boly ou
hsmsslvas, Perhaps 1: Sol't dsceiv
item very long.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
IuSependent shsrkey.

Council nan shArksy must have been
. Rspabn ian before be carpet baRged to
Wilmiags,n, and By sfiliatiug With
Democrat, got elected to the City Oouu.
oil. or he must bs . Hagvump Of the
most mug wuup ptsh kind. HIS talk In
the Oity Council last night was any
thing else than the Democratic talk We
hAve been accustomed to hear. Any
aow, NO matter what he 10 or what he
has been, he IL . uember OF the City
Council now, and he hes had the cour-
age to tell his Democratic colleagues
that II they had had fewer COMMITTEES
meetings there would have been nc
Ssrest and Sewer Com mission. This
was centre line sho. No Democra,
In the LAST City Council could have
conscisn siously made suoh q rematk
sxceps James Murray, nov rewarded
for his honesty by being made . mem
Dor Of the Street aud Sewer Com mission
Mr.. Sharksy might just as we'll have
told his Democratic colleagues that Il
was "boodle" that forced the existeRct
Of that commission. We have nj
doubt that Mr.. shArkey will have his
Democratic colleagues after him now
bu.tonholiug him and requesting him
to 20 . little allow on this doodle
q question:, bus We hope that Mr.. Sharksy
will do just % he pleAsss In this mat
cor. II his Democratic colleagues d.
not like what he said, he will have thu
consolation OF kuowing that the public
at large Is delighted ~ hts tudspen-
denoe, and hopes that he will mAintair
his indie pendent position.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
THE PROSPECTUS.

A new schoolhouse. church. a fine new station Nd
TO- r. r. the B. & o., shops employing from 1000 o ,J
besides the Improvements already there, all Of which
the value OF lots.
Persons should have some foresight and buy uoy
until locality is all built up and prices are necessary
then wish you had bought People tell you they could
ington street property at low price time but ty
the opportunity because it too far out and noutm
We offer you the chance that people had var
will only be short time until these localities Wilt
out from the city proper than the street mentioned wa
lago When the Front street line is continued to (rs
space will diminish more.
Buy lots now if you do not want to build now oau
who do will increase the value of your lands Take,
Baey's map with the buildings marked published NJ
tyou form and idea what Madison street was at that
was far less attractive than this locality is now You w
ter argument than look out in this neghbohood at a
ltime.
To people living out OF as we'll as in the city, there's
ter investment for you savings City property ampb
increase in value. There may be depression at times
those who hold it their profits always large lot i
at $780, east OF Union street SLIT per year; house
SIooo SI7 per year, west of Union street. lot aSsessa
cents per year, house assessed at $1,000, SI7o per
| TrrLE-Guaranteed for 100 years back.
| TERMS-Lots in the vicinity Of Twelfth and Tanl
cent cash, the balance III notes equally divided 1t Il
months Twelfth ward lots, $40 cash and S. pc, month
lot THOMASM U
L. w. Sr1DHAM, Auctoncer. PETER FORl
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
Hhid,hs, vI,susrss /. v,I,nsu R,nui
Lana l3th, lSN5 .

Trains wt,i ,eoys Wilminston ~ fniiowE
Philadsipnis (expressl. Z 1e1. ~. w.
90, 10, 90, . 10, 41. 10 o.. II 50. IL 81 s.n
Il %, %. "a . 20 and os 90 O. p "a =;
2 80, 90, 20, . 70, 10 80 D: m.
FOR Chester (exprsssl. Q 90. 70. 70 elo,
Q Al, IL s6. IL 81 =. n, IL 30, u, " ana I.es
I'm.
rev York, 4 90, 3 u. <<o. e3o, 90 sN
10 OF. II 81 a. ~, az as, l 50, AN wsS, Sss,
Tcr Woss 0hostsr, via l.snokin. sto aat
For Nswars tCentrs) and intermotiss,
stationn. 7k2 o. IA, IA 81 and II p: N.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 os
.. "a. 6S' an1 Il 3sp: M.
Baltimore sEd Bay Llue, - r: ~.
Baltimore ana Wsstlngtoe l ~, 90, ~
10 os, IL co y m. 1. os, u II, h2, -, eN
&c 10 and a. p. N.
Traips for Deisvsre Divnion i-sve fof;
Now Osstls, 90. . co .. H., II 10, bt, &c,
ueorgesown and LoSes, 9 GO .. m, And "
For Rehoooth. 80 g. "a. and $50 tE,-
seaf5rd (Erprsss) sop. m.
EIprsss for Harrington, $50 p. m wss
! train 8 50 p. n.
EIpress Tor dover. Harrington and Del
mar, l30e night.
| Express for 0spe unsrlss, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, IL % Right
Lcsve Philadelphia, Brosd street, fei
Wilcaips ston (sxpiosSl, Il 70, 10, 10, q!
ele, 1000, IL 10, IL 81 3. m, 40, Sol, tt2
ASo s oS, 6sl. coz, 0 81, Ii 10 p. "a.
| Accommodation, . 50, 10 ~ y. u, l 70, Q ~
t36. 9 II. s 30 10 % ~ 90 Ind II AZ .. NJ.
SUNDAY rKaIrs.
For Pbilsdelphia texprese), z 90, 2 50, 4 20
| fle, go. Al o. T. L., = III, "a and ea p. Y
| Accommodation, elb o. IA, IL 40, ~
tIQ D a., I ", 0 20 p. m.
For Chester tsxprsssi, lb,0 10, IL VI .. N.
sG2 7 % and o 30 p. NJ.
Accommodation, 6 ID =. n., IL 10, 70, 10
So AMI I 90 y. n.
For New YORK iefpress), 100. s ~ tko
7le. lo,n 81 a. L., a II, tSa, 70 ~, 'o9 at
sS p, m.
for wss. Chester, via Lsnokin. tvs. N
and b 90 y. Il.
| Norfolk l2o6nieht.
FOR New Usstic. Middletnwn, Clayton
Dover, Harrington, Sesiord, l.surel ar
| Dolmsr. IL U5 hlyn..
| BaitiInore anu v sshlaSton, l 28, 4 "a. ste
| 10 06 In. IL Ge, 1853, hnc % .. E. Bhit
more, s 81. and II Sc pa.
| Leave Ph.iacely hrs, BIo5d Esrcet- fof W.
ningtsn toxp,css}, il Al. a 80, 10, . lc, II
a, H.. D GO . 81, apd IL -, y. II.
Accommodation, e2a, 10 9s b. M, ~ %, 3 o
e1o, $40 aad /, II y. II.
Trsies IaRrsea taa- tElsre limited sxpEss
I upao Srteh syt~A tafc IL oa6reed.
I For furtnor larovTsuon r.s6onsefa ara ls
ierted " tie tioao. 0ti.oe Z. the st,aoa.
| j. X. N,rUI.
| Isonarsi Passenger Akeet.
| URkaLns X Eusn General Tsrsss7
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
wANAMAKHRS'

sortment Of Bigelow and
Lowell Brussels at 81. This
is less than the goods cost,
but there are patterns we
want to close out before an-
other season opens, and
down the price goes:
Wiltons, $l.25 and $l.5O.
Velvets, 80 cents and 81.
Ingrains, Venetisns and
Tapestries at way down
prices.
Bring room stac.
| Mattings in part pieces
quarter under regular price.
Second floor, Market street front. Two
! elevators.
| Cashmere Scarfs, en-
broidered and plain, so cents
to ST.. Half-price.
We know of no other lot
lof Cashmere shawls nearly
so large as ours. SI.25 to 81.
Second fioor, near Juniper and Chestnut
streets corner. Take elevator.
/ Printed Linen Lawns all
|goue. The work of two
weeks crowded into two
days. Still come of the plain
white Linen Lawns. Value
as big as the printed ones.
Finer goods; were % to 20
cents, now Is to 60.
South OF centre.
i Clothing to measure. Suits
Of English Worsted or Chev'
lot down Slo and S15-Sack
S25, cutaway S2S, walking
suit $33. Between season
prices to keep cutters and
makers busy.
Thirteenth and Market streets corner
Take elevator.
Straw Slipper weather.
indoors. The lightest, trim
NEST, neatest OF all the cool
foot coverings. Don't try
them for hard wear. As
cute as they are comfortable
SI.5o. Not a full range O.
: sizes.
Misses and Childfen's
Canvas Seaside or Outing
Shoes. Sizes 6 to los, SI.a:
and S1.5O; sizes 13 to 2
, $I.75. Spring heels, lace
. light and dark tan.
Full line of Women
e Lace Oxtords. Kid, low cut
a neat and cool dress Shoe
!. a Sizes, ?, 25 ana 8, 81, S2.5
and s.,
Market street front. west OF main aisle.
2 Stare cLoseG at / z. III. 01
+ Saturday.
John WANAMAKER.
: Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-lall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

The ChICAao TRIBUNE makes q
centre shot when 1t ssys: "rhe North
has no quarrel with the Soath, buI
will eetsle the account with Its own
dou Oh aces" That IL 90. There is nc
feeling OF anlmosity against the men Of
the Sonth who wore the gray and
fought bravely for what they believed
to be vital principle OF liberty and
selt- government Bot the doughfacss
OF the North knew better, aud withou
respect from brave men either North OF
South, they are no better now than dur
ing the WAT.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

THIS IS very hot weather. and we
sim ply want to say to those who nrs
pouring hot fluids into their bodies to
keep them cool that they are making a
great mistake, and the bad efeste will
be- shortened lives and often ruined rep
utations. 1t is poor plan and was
never known to work we'll. The more
hot beverages are dram the higher the
ther mometer will go both outs.ds aud
inside. Let those who have tzied this
plan and failed, try loo sold lemonade
with no "stick" in 1t and Kote the
difference.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

EEs4ltk <sEsSz d. N1REAsERE re
Time tao,c In effect May 18th, 1887. 1re!rL
lol We Wilmington (tre.lah Gt:eet) "a follows
Fer Rejdiug, Birdeborn, JosnrE, Spring
ns'd' nS,i' @nynesburz 1Ino:ien, Major, Potts
ncrt- tic AID ali poiuu n the fhilsdeiphia
a;.t Reading R. r., 100 e. m. ana 2.$b p. u.
sot Springfield, WsyneEhnrx Julc"
til.., Co&tosyil,e, EmbTeeville, Lopepo,
UbEdd's ord and Dusont's and interMS'
iias. poi1ls,7.30 a.Ia.. 2 10, and I Is =. n.
FER West Chester. I. 90 .. m. 2..e pm,
Fer h.w Bridge and intermediate points
elb ?. L.. and On Saturday, at q IL and ll.ie
2. n,
On Sunday for Resding and intermediats
POLITE, 81 3 % a. M, ana for Spring fold tEo
interrlet ate po'nte at .l6 p. m.
a. II. ILCGA USLAND, Il. B. HIBBARB.
.51Ce.IBteade1t. Genl Pass. hg'!.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
SALE !
$50 BUILDING [jII Lon
ON INsrALMENTs,
|ON SATURDAY, JULY q i

AT 2 o'clock, on the premises, on Orange and T..
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, and On suI
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth and Oranr m
streets; also Thirteenth between Orange and Ts QUO
also in the Twelfth ward Second, Third Fourth p
streets, Greenhill, Gray and Cleveland avenues fAu
Lots in the vicinity of Tatna Orange and Tb;,...a
looming the most valuable in the CITY, business oo
1.-The post Office and court house have been located t
|hoodit is only short time before this property will be-
liable in the city. The lots in the Twelfth ward are
cated and in other part Of the city is there benr
vast Improvements.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

THE REPUBLICANS died hard after
the creation OF the Water Oon mission, +,
but II the Democrats had taken dose
Of night-bane they could scarcely have
lied more violent deaths stuoe the
Sewer and Street Com mmissiou la~ has
gone Into operation. 1t was stunuer.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

"as We Journey through lilo 10. u4 live By
tho way"
CEAS m VEGETABLES KYLE, THE
- weI xnown Toe creauG maBufacturer. Is
prepared TO furniIh fce cream ut tbs very
be;i quality Ihere 1, no iupr0verionS or
economy II manufacture sngRefted or AZ
comp bed ny sEtlled txsctioIce that We
bavi not.enbo lied in product tho purs I.
una1 ulier ,'ed Zoe cream. Es epacicui and
elexan mt patiors are now opeu, and you are
resDeott uliy invited TO call and ate aim.
Polite and sccomm odatiny attendants will
bs ready and vii log TO sorvo yoU. All or.
ders Dv natl or otherwise, whether large or
all % auii isf, will receive prompt at:en-
ton hnnkful for pas fAyoTs respect
Hmt. 'V W%tt - ,rnsr ppy.h an:
tir1n' o streets. ty7t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

Dr DupEee Seeks Cooler sreezes
next wesk. Saturday and Sunday bis
last two days in WILMINGTON. CcTrs
aTd huuions cured without pain. 5t3
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
f)ROPOsALS

Pro1osa viii he received at the board
room by tue Board OF Education until o.
clock ON Monday, july nth, Ss. for the
hbildihK OF an addition to No. IL school.
Plans aud specification can he ssen at the
office Of +. X. Cgsweil. architect, on an d
amer Tuesoav. July Gth, Ss. bond ofs2oO
lnu II accompany th'' BID. The board reserves
the right 70 reject any or all cids.
VIM. II. F"ULK.
-. y 7. FUEk EL,,
John HAoSON,
Committee
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
aUfAOEn.

|No1i0A'
TAxv.YERS TAKE NOTICE. CITY
AND SOHOOL TAXES FUk 1857.
The urdersiencd, receivers Of taxes for the
city OF Wiimiu9top, will ba al No. ~ East
sixth street. between Market and KING
s rents. durtpg tho month of July, 1887. DO.
tween the kours Of and ~ in the morning
and from TO Q in the sflerDOon, for the
purpose Il receiving taxes. ON all taxes
pai dLrttE July tbore VIII DO IL reduction
l OF hvo csntt IN every dollar, and ell tsxss
paii On or aft~e the 1rst day OF August, -
clutipE tho A-st Tuesday OF Setten Ger
shall ba paysD'e without q deduction a,
s.oress ID; and all taxes unpaid on the day
next afiar tho f1rst Gay OF Ssptembor. shall
bs increased Oy the addition Of tVo pei
oentun on the mount thereof.
kUMUNDP. MOODY,
Reseiver Northern district, including al
north Of sixth street.
MAhTIN J. NJ M%AI.EY,
Receiver southern district, including al
south Of Six Ii street Iylu
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
HOT WEATHER
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money will obtain it, with the privilege
to exchange or have your money refunded
II you are not satisfied.
THEY ARE BARGAINS
Mems Calf Brogans only $3.50.
Mems Canvas Brogans, wide sole, fist
heel, Sl.00.
Nsn's Low Cut Lace Shoes from 81 60
to $3.50.
Mems Lasting Congress, with pateI,
tip, 81 IS to $1.75.
Mems Base Ball Lace Shoes 81 to 81 ".
Little Boys Base Ball Lace Shoes 75c.
to 9Uc.
Children's Pebble and Kid Spring heol
Button Shoes from 60c. to 90c.
Mlsses' Pebble and Kid Spring Heei
Button from 81 % to 81 SO.
Misses Pebble and Kid Hesl Buttoa
81 to Sl.G5.
Little Boys Button TIP Shoes SIC.
Boys Hook Lace Shoes from 81 l.15 to
S1.25.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Cor gross 75c.
Ladies Plain Lasting Button from e.
to Sl.75.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Lace Csc. &.
Si25.
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Lace 95c.
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxel Button 81
to Sl75
Ladies' Kid and Pebble Button only
Sl.25.
THE HIT OF TUFs sEASON HAS pEES
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

There's no need of drink
ing the dirt and things in
Schuylkiil water If you don't
care to. A Jewett Filter
will make it clear as crystal.
Kitchen Filters, O. to $..25.
They're the simplest. Other
styles and a dozen sizes,
may be.
Easement, northwest Of centre.
Carpets. The dull season
by the almanac. A very
busy time fof us, Just the
same. It's the special sale
lof odds and ends and Part
pieces and styles that won'i
be duplicated that's doing II
! We've added to the aA
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
Notice..

"a NTOTlCE--rAKLY CI.O5IEd - UOM.
~ Menc ny July OH, tho following mer
eh art tatlort viii cl go their places Of bns, b.
ness ut 0 o clock Oyery evening, except Tues
Gey1 ami Saturdays, until September orh
Geo. II. CNCpnor & Bro, Frank Uorbit
George u Eg1, Bayns a. Wheeler, Thoro 4
B&cno:, James nchough, Leonard p'i;s
ly6et